Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Where the art is

By
Lukas Thiessen
A group art exhibition where the contributing creators are on hand everyday throughout the entire run of the show, willing to interact with visitors who have questions? It’s a real event, and it’s starring some of...
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The Good, the Bad, and the Critic

By
Michael Carlisle
It’s not giraffe soup, peacock soup, or even chicken soup. Duck Soup is among the greatest comedies of all time, and is full of material that bends the rules whill still managing to leave...
Arts & Culture

When the moon hits your eye

By
Lukas Thiessen
If you're too intoxicated to look up the phone number for a pizzeria, and don't possess the coordination to focus on more than one number at a time, all you need to do in...
Arts & Culture

The Good, the Bad, and the Critic

By
Michael Carlisle
Ah, LEGO: the original Minecraft. Who doesn’t remember playing with those small interlocking blocks in hopes of making a giant castle or a poorly assembled tower? Considering it’s such a popular toy, and films...
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Free teach-in for Earth democracy

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Anastasia Chipelski
Internationally renowned eco-feminist, philosopher, and activist Vandana Shiva will be paying a visit to Winnipeg this weekend, and while her ticketed event is now sold out, local organizers have arranged an alternate, free live-streamed...
Arts & Culture

Classical rock stars

By
Anastasia Chipelski
This weekend’s pairing between the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (WSO) and four well-known local bands is both innovative and a slight refinement of past collaborations. The Manitoba Rocks! series runs from March 28-30, and features Royal...
Arts & Culture

Winnipeg’s got a new booking agent

By
Lukas Thiessen
He started promoting local music shows in Winnipeg when he was 15 years old. Seven years later he founded his own company to keep great music appearing on stage here. David Schellenberg established Harmony Mansion...

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